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26/03/25 | Bioenergy and Bioeconomy
How has corn contributed to increasing energy production without compromising food security?
The growing production of ethanol from corn produced in multiple harvests has been integrating the production of bioenergy and food, increasing availability in both destination areas.
26/09/24 | Bioenergy and Bioeconomy
Green hydrogen: Is Brazil prepared to lead this energy revolution?
Exploring Potentials and Challenges in Brazil’s Journey Towards Clean Energy Leadership
GABRIELA MOTA DA CRUZ | LEANDRO GILIO | VICTOR MARTINS CARDOSO | JOSE LUIZ CAMARGO FORTES | LUCAS BISHOP CAZERTA
Papers and Working Papers | Wiley | SCI Sustainability | June/26
Socioeconomic Effects of Proalcool: Economic Growth and Development
Scientific article published as a chapter in the special edition “Proalcool 50 Years and Beyond”
Papers and Working Papers | Insper Agro Global | February/24
Energy transition policies in the US, EU and China
How the energy policies of the world's largest economies can impact the dynamics of global supply chains and what are their implications for Brazil?
FERNANDA KESROUANI LEMOS | MARCOS ABDALLA CAMPOS | MARCOS JANK | LORENA LIZ GIUSTI AND SANTOS
Papers and Working Papers | Insper Agro Global | January/24
Tropical bioenergy in the global energy transition
New possibilities for generating and using energy from biomass open a promising path for Brazil in the global decarbonization process
LEANDRO GILIO | PAMELA BORGES | MARCOS JANK | PAULO HENRIQUE CARRER RIBEIRO
Books | Insper Agro Global - IREL-UnB | May/23
Sustainability challenges of Brazilian agriculture: governance, inclusion, and innovation
Book launched in 2023 by Insper Agro Global, in partnership with the Institute of International Relations of the University of Brasília (IREL-UnB)
NIELS SOENDERGAARD | CAMILA DAYS OF SÁ | ANA FLAVIA BARROS PLATIAU
Articles in newspapers and magazines | Insper Agro Global | 11/11/24
Food, fuel and the future: biofuels in the age of electrification
Biofuels are the subject of much criticism worldwide, despite the need to expand the energy transition to renewable and lower-emission sources. But are these questions really valid today?
News | Insper Agro Global | 05/09/24
New energy transition policies in Brazil must highlight the role of bioenergy
Recent approvals of plans and regulations for the energy transition in Brazil signal progress towards strengthening bioenergy. However, considerable challenges remain for the sector to reach its full potential.
